Laurie,
I have become rather ill overnight/last night. And have found myself
pleasantly bed ridden with the flu. I will not be able to make it into the
school today. I'm very sorry about this short notice but it rather snuck
up on me.
CORdially,
--
Mathew James
Sorry,
I sent that to the wrong person.
Sigh
lol
--
Mathew James
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I can't resist anymore. I must share with you my absolutely true Amahl story.
Many years ago, in a distant life, a number of us were hired from the New
England Conservatory to perform in the orchestra for a regional production of
this holiday classic. The dress rehearsal was very long and
the last time I did Amahl, we had a conductor whose grasp on the reality of
a live performance was less than is required. We finished up with almost the
entire libretto written in our parts and we followed that.
At one notable point one of the characters shouts Stop thief followed by a
Hans,
Is this the same arrangement that was also once published by Lorenzo
Sansone? I have a copy of that one and I do remember that is was more
effective than you might expect (and it keeps the horn plenty busy). I
don't recall that the arranger's name was on the music, but I will look at
my
The ECONOMIST a highly respect news magazine ran this review
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BLOWHARD
Nov 27th 2008
ABOUT to turn 40 and bruised by the end of his marriage, Jasper Rees, a
British journalist, climbed up to his attic and found a misshapen
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